Check out the 30 day course here and also have a look into the 4-2 ruleGian Totaro said:
if I can think of some others I’ll post em here, been a long day lol
722Wade722 said:Check out the 30 day course here and also have a look into the 4-2 rule
Professional poker players say that skill is 95%, and luck is only 5%. And I agree with them, because the more skills and knowledge you have, the more money you win. And luck is a secondary indicator.fullclock said:
In poker, equities run quite closer. Hence one cannot have a significant edge and luck/variance will always come into play.Lazydoll777 said:
Is that why some pro's go bust?hamon08 said:
Closer to the truth than away from it....willney said:it's all previously determined
Most professionals win more and more money, and if they lose everything, then they are not professionals, but ordinary fishkitchy65 said:
You watch too much TV...but any time you'd like to engage with the question asked it would be appreciated.hamon08 said:
I, too, before opening this topic, thought that the influence of skill and luck in tournaments is about 70% by 30%. But, i think that when playing online due to the influence of the RNG of poker rooms, this ratio changes to this: 50% by 50%SL-247 said:
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I dont know any profession, or anything att all, where you can get kick in the head for months, by only doing right thing, doing best possible decicions. Folks, its a card game, and those 52 cards on the deck,+other players+all the hidden knowledge, etc., make sure, that only the luckiest ones make serious money. Hard work helps sure, and that 10+% can carry you deeper in the tournaments then others yes, but to win money often enough to make living from it, you need to win those 45/55 or so situations at the end of tournaments.
It's possible.BelFish said:Before I opened this topic, I also thought that the impact of skill and luck in tournaments was about 70% to 30%. But I think that when playing online due to the influence of RNG poker rooms, this ratio changes to 50% to 50%